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FOR REPRESENTATIVE

FOR REPRESENTATIVE.
We are authorized to announce JAMES AN
DREW SCOTT as a candidate for Representative
from Franklin county, subject to the action Of the
Democratic party.
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that Ba
Marvellous periOus Deeds
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Prodigy
W w TEIE D0G-EAGEI
UO-VO4 RUSSIAN BOZ!
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Market,
LIST OF GRAZ

LIST OF GRAND JURORS
For December Term, commencing Dec. II, 1887
Adams-Ncr NJ Mldlcswarth.
licgyer-X l. Gross,
Beaver West--A X Mlddloswarth.
Ccntro-Wnsh Roush.
apmlr-Samucl Helpett.
fraukln--S II Hnssingcr.
JacksOn-Ncwton Wot2el.
Mddlcburgh-John ) Stotlsr, Y l. Aurand.
Monroe-Jamcs Beuicr, Boni lIUlleubach, BEN
Long, John Walter.
Perry--J X Arhogaa'.
Perry WOst-r l. Derr. Aaron Rothmal.
penn-S ) Maurcr. Jacob A Fisher.
Spting-MOsos Brnier.
Selinsgrovo--C NJ Botdorf, NJ l. Miller, q {
WHVcnscllrr
Union-Frcd S Horroid, David $ Thursby.
LAST OF PETIT JURORS
Adnms-C q Greenhoe, J Y II Meyer, u A Mat.
Bcl,er--A NJ Carpenter, y l. Freed.
Beaver West--llonry Houscr, Tobias Rei,Z, II II
Thomas. L A Wagner
ccntre-i Glubb, Luther Mortz, II A Wolf
Icy.
Chapinan-wellngton Hcrrold. oS Kerstet,er.
S.nou Long, John = wend', J + Wtlit.
ranklin-hauiel Mllhousc, Joseph Walter, r.
~ SrhTaGcr.
Jsckson.-SiRucl w Sas,aman.
hOurOe-lsIac IOush, Monroe Fesslor.
MiddlecrCck-.I 4 Nolcr.
Psrry-G W Hornberger.
Nctt-Calyin AmiY. irwin Gteyblu.
Penn-lhiiP llilbish, jaime. Garrett, John +
Row,
Spring q & Wctgol.
ScllusgrsNr-H V Albert, Valentine Rolig, II !
Dochl r, Ed dembSrlins, A j Gross, Philip
unlon-fw hoffman. Isaac Longacrc, David :,
Shollcy, Lew stake, John Wolf
WushiHgtOu-E T. Il i3assler, crry charles u osoph
neill James Glass, Jacob Hendricks,
Zach Hoover.
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MARRIED..

Nov. 9th 10y Rev. j. NJ. Stover, f.
Hieter to Miss Liendella Swanger,
both Of Bannerville, Pa
Oct. 80, Mt Port Trevorton. by NJ.
p. Arnold, j. p. s. A. l.. Siramser
aud Miss Sallie s. Sholly, both OF
Union twp, Snyder Co.
Oct. 25, by Rev. w. A. Haas, Il W.
Ulrich, OF SharpsyIlle, Indiana, and
Miss Amelia Il. Fisher, OF Kratzor>
Vile, Pa.
Nov. I, by Rev. o, f.. Pnueger at
the brides home, Wilson Hoffman to
Miss Emma 8. BowersoI, both OF
Mcclure, Pa.
Nov. o, by Rev. o Il. Pnueger At
the parsonage William II. Kline Of
Adams twp, Othllla n. Breininge oi
Frahklin twps
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WANTED Two tenants with small
families to 20 on farms OF 100 acres
each near the town Of Plum Creek
Neb.. to have n capital OF say $500 60
TO buy stock and farm implnents.
Possession April lst next, none but
honest men who know how to work
and run farm need apply. For par.
ticslars address
A. X GIFT.
Middleburgh, Pa.
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SNYDER CoyNrY CouRTs.--rhs Courts OF
7yder County are held on the fourth Mondays
February, May, aud September, and second
way OF December.
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ssiige by sending us the news in their rsspec.
tive towns, Villages and neighborhoods. Send
~ the plain facts, and We will dress them up,
~ noed be. Our columns viii always be opon
20 those who wish to speak through them on
general or local questions OF public interest
but we will not hold ourself responsible for the
opinions they may express.
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Philadelphia & Erie r r Division.

NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.
Trains Leave Sunbury;
10 tn, For Beletoute, Erie aud Canandai.
qua.
p53 q IN, For Lock Havou
" 31p m, For Bylleionte, Kane and Canaan
In qua.
$50 u IN, For Ronovo aud watkins.
20 "a M. For Catawissa and IIazelton.
- am 2 55pm and 35 r IN For W ilke-sarrc
% IN, II 90 NJ, $50 m. For ShanokIB
Mount Carmel.
Trains Leavc Setiusgroye Junction.
t32 IN, arriving at Philadelphia lbpn New
l0rk q 70 IN, Baltsmors 80 y m, wash.
ington g 50 y IN
bb p n,atrlying at Phlladslphia 50 pm, sev
YORK eab IN, baltimore st5 IN, wash
lng'on l5 pm.
81 IN, arriving at Philadclpl Ia 25 a m. New
York 10 M, baltimore 50 am, Wasb-
lngton & u6 IN.
Train also Leaves Sunbury:
: % IN, arriving a. philadelphia asa m. Ne >
1"rk IL 10 q NJ, Baltimore s l5an, wasl &.
ington 9 80 u IN.
y II. wOOD, Genu pass Agent.
CHAS. T.. PrGH, Geh'l Manager.
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HOUSE.

N'hE undersigned having made
4 ample preparation for the accomm odation
oithe puhlicwould respectfully announce that
lac vii furnish boarding aud lodging at the
rate OF seventy y.hve cents day or twonty hye
conts meal Stabling ana feed for horses
iurniShod cheap.
Those not having tried NJ. table are respect
iully Invited to call, and they will not 40 way
dissatisfied. Rooms few doors west OF tho
court House, Mldileburgh, Pa,
GABRlFL BEAVER,
Deo.l. 1882. PIoprIetor
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
SUNBuRY& & LEwsTowN DIV.
Time Tablet In effect May %, 1887
Selinsgrovc Accommodat

Connecting with trsinson nm. g. Ry)
Loavo Selinsgrove. Arrive at Selipsgrovo
v'3v a. NJ 1907 A. NJ.
lt0P. NJ. ,nS T. NJ
bV3 y. Nj. $50 M,
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Trains Leave Lewistown Junction:
u u, m, %, m, 10 SO ami OF, IN, 52s, m,
23 IN Tor Pittsbnrg and the west.
b3 am, ~ am, ~ " IN, t3s y m, Isl n m
II u y N, For philadelphia New York. Balti'
more and WASHINGTON.
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HsTcr 70 SUBSCRIBERS.

ksek at the fiugures on the label OF
yssv paper. Those figures tell you
0zx DATE TO WHICH YOUR sUBsCRIP-
apca u PAIR. Within 3 weeks after
meneyt sent, see If date is changed.
Ne other receipt il necessary.
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whe. Baby was sist, we ssvs bsr CAs.orta,
when she was Child, sho cried for Castoris,
When she became hLs, she elung TO Casteris,
wAss chs had Ch2arsa. she gave .aen Cas,Oria.
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ED.

In Washington twp, Oct 90 Mary,
rslict OF Josiah HofI, aged 50 years, .
and IL days.
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s.!ssrs!ls.;l~ ~!uWt;1l.tS,

Enui'!uns' SlioWi4;:.st> :..c :.Y:.r,,c,i as
AaE;Nc fallen Jan. :. lSS.. \ writer in
one o. '> ,!:a.,..;:i,:c> ..i;:.::!s,:s neas',,e-
:ncnts IT single i;:.kc5 two allu !. hal;
inches il! le,r:ti., two ana tn,sc-Qunyter
inches in length, t"o and ,.rs,-4narter
by two ard one half ;::lu three inches
Thick, and cvcn u,rcc n.>. u:.r half and
four inches in length. When melted the
largest one yielded sixteen drops Of water
ana many gave fourteen ui. fifteen drops.
The storr4 vas cnly I, few minutes liz
duration. These unique rcsE!t; can be
accounted for by the fact that the tenn
pcraturc was 32.6 dcs,s. i'ahrerlcit, and
hence several ordinary flake, might be-
.o;nc ccngcaled to tcrH, I: larger ono. -
Scientific Journal.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-05-27
The lsay Mt Sa vaanai,.

,,o,,or than the parks al,t; drives uf
lr.n,oh liked the place they call the
= 1f commerce had not claimed this
&, f.shior ..,,,s, have been eager ro'
| =, nlacc to drive or walk in. The
I..i.,a,Ic is wide. ard. tl.o:,ch tllcr" is
I..,y, life ans, u certain busy air there,
~. arc tiincs when you need not be
EtIl. md can look at your leisure ncros.s
! river at the country beyond. which
Is the appearance Of !: picture spread o;;t
vour benefit. II seems to be great
.se TO say of !; landscape that il looks
kra pictucc. !'ro.,. t!.A hliif. H:iic!, i,
rv or fifty feet high. the country u
'cuis is rcc,1i:cl: attractive. lyic!s !'c-
md the water, with an Arca,l;an calEl
utrasti,ls sharply with the busy life
bout YOU. Perhaps it is the absolute
at.sst Whcl, makes the scene SO strik-
. You are in the very midst uf ware
puses, of buying and selling, and the slii,
4 large city: 1::erc, seeming bat q
GaA's breath away. is the solitude of the
pls and fields. You can n!,..ost soc the
a5A:t starting away from 4.!c cope aud
e2liug through the long l:cas2: you can
bell the woodland scents. WEnu think
savannah s!l;.l! always t!.ink first OF
ebay The tall warehouses; below The
uf and close against X. will feet il ,h>
7eT al! /, striking feature to the place
is over their roofs hat yo:l look off al
sylvan beauty beyond the stre;.;n.-
Dr. New York Post.
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- the Reporters.

col. oci''''ss' -, the colonel, II soon
"'n thls ssonspicuo,,s msj figure to ne"spapst g d
|ecan'c a ',;; coH' was probably the Dcst $3.50 .u,
|raders;; u ,nan III the country. @ Inc ,,suaiiv .n
ertise'l n,'r a"rc,l about me were ,' usu'.ns NY:
bot app.sI;r I;ournalists who We're wei. ,:,. ~,
(rttei' 6y IN iI me. but once in y wllle
|raintsd y, W." 'yerstep the mark ana pnt
E1,,,lou, II, things III ,,tt.re.i. 'us knowing
bat ..r ! , meant all right, ! 'Aa'!s ~ ~ y
ts' @ .n;l still make It POM, I've 'a.s,o. ~
|c'n'' .'.,,"t s is credited to me III hewspa-
|eps %;in. N"'r It has got 80 far that tl,c as- :.
|ers. A." NV. g s.rms to think that anything
see eo.I nu;. To-, about me will be read, ana
pat IS vino snowing this, write abons me
tpor'e!I,,. T.. :an't write Of anything else.
lhen 'ne ,,eyc an interesting but ridiculous
u .nss and d. eec no excuse to punish ~ tney
o.; .,. M mt it in my mouth SO 1has a."
rnpH rr,ctitious character. q =,
S" s,. ~" ~. Drominent journalist haa salI
on'' '.s;r,x %arv about me, and he is Charles
rsn s + often wondered why he did
'H';s, ! A., mot know the gentleman, put
~ hal the greatest admiration for
wy. ~ ,,as only recently that I found
%. =. - r.ason / met him at . dinner
= ~ w. md was introduced to him. AS ne
~ at ,ay hand he seemed to bo greatly
on on.;.H.sl E and he looked ct INC IN very
!ou,o .'',oa1 manner. Finally he said: Can
l.h', u a., the real genuine Col. Tom Ochil-
~ " =, T,eyass' I said that It certainly
n .Why,' he said, Col. Ochiltrec, l
a.,;chtei to meet you, but I expected ia
-. . FAR different man. had read SO
reh vs about you in the newspapers that
S.d .I formed my own idea; ! thought
" W., were an ideal looking cowboy. This
h,'t "e ono case that I meet with every
r WV The majority OF people who don't
au ,re think that there is actually hair
NV tcct,,. ~. Y. Cox. Kansas City
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Construction Of Tornado Cave,

Construction Of TOrnasi" Caves.
In some localities tornado caves are be-
ginning to bc regarded us n part of the
necessary equipment Of every dwelling
and farm. The construction Of II cave de-
serves serious consideration. and It Is Gu
couraging to see experts giving their at
tention to the matte:. Recently u Bur
lingtoll, Ia, company offered II prize of
5000 for tho best design Of a tornado cave.
There were 12l competitors and the award
was made by Lieut.. Finley, Of the United
States signal service. The Burlington
Hawkeye published sketches Of the cave
and estimates it's cost all the way from
&154 10 $345. The suggestion is made
that these shelters shoul! 'e equipped
with everything necessary Tor III" comfort
Of their occupants.-Atl"nta Constitution.
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Rrlnrine a Waiter to Time.

4 traveller obtained satisfactory break
fast Mt a southern hotel IN an ingenious
manner. Having called for different
items o, the bill Of fare with the unfail-
ing result Of hearing, IAN gone, soh, !"
he fixed a stern look upon the colored
waiter and exclaimed in deep tones: do
you know where sou will go to when you
diey'' The waiter tfemblei and did not
reply, but he turned away. and with dis.
patch brought out a smoking breakfast OF
chicken and other features OF good meal
II seems that he had reserved these deli
eacics for himself, but had been touched
Wv superstition to produce them for the
traveller. Chicago Times
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l.csi'eS. ~" Literary I7nir,,rcsser.

A whole voiuE.r Of ancctlo! es is ro;ne,
the rounds OF The press anent the literary
hairdrcsser, Edmund iespes. Every or.
connected with literature or art I:ro,v
him, and many well ,.aown people fr,-
qucnted his shop. After Le had grown
wealthy. l4espes left .hc practical detail.
to his assistants and confined himself to
playing cashier. He was u native Of the
south OF Franco, and in common with his
scounIrymen had strange sympathies and
equally understandable antipathies. Scenes
been uncommon in his ''snlon:''
A customer presents himself and in.
quircs how mitch lie owee.
Shave and hair curl" shouts thc nc.
sistant. Then adds. in u lower tone, "A
hCssian.' ~ n-s
~ Russian!'' thinks Lespes to him
self. "Hc comes from a country where
every one y either tyrant Of u slave.
Tho slaves, however, are chained to the
soil, 1t is only the tyrants who travel.
This man is rich." -
''Thrce francs, SIR
4 moment later another assistant calls
out:
''Hair cut and Portuguese shampoo, :"
adding conlidentfally, "a Spaniarti. -
'Hwo francs," replies Lespes.
Snave, sings out third employee.
Nothing elsef''
italian"
''Tyenty-five centimcs.''
\ customer with long side .whiskers but
no lnustache approaches.
''Iayez yo:" he asks, with an ;,trocio,s
accent and utter disregard of grammar.
''What did monsieur havo tlone?''
Hair trimMed--an Eng!ishman
IAN Englis!:mar,,s reflects l.capes.
"Our hereditary foc.'' =
''Two francs fifty
Another call:
''Cub;'' aside, "a Pole
~ Pole repeats the proprietor. ra,s.
ing his eyes to heaven. 'Giye the mon
sic!,r !! cr;.vat and Il clothes brush
"Eut. iiln!,lly suggests the customer.
II '!on't want to purchase these articles. .
! You are not purchasing anything,
SIR dec ms !.espes in lis; Ee.tr manner
9TH: lonac hegs you to accept them as !:
souvenir. It's !: premium. - Paris Coz
New York Graphic.
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Couldn't Stand Everything.

Two irkanssas engaged in c'.avcrsa-
bn:
Say. Uncle Billy, you live in or pretty
ush ncighGorhootl, don't ycr:''
Putty tough, sam; putt; tight On they
ack"
"l)o yer ever get in tights:''
NO fights
"Whut do ycu do wheu er fcller calls
Fr liar:''
wall, think that n,et,ln he knows
orc crbout II than do. ant! Jest let the
ling rock along
"fes. and sfozc.l he calls yer or u,ief.''
wall, l jes think that ,nehho he's
'tter posted than am
Spozcn he calls you cOwar.l:''
u wouldn't argy with him."
.Wa'u. slozcn he'd say that yer co,,ltin't 7
Y tier age uv er hoss hy lookin' in his
outh.''
What! the not know ther age NV er
Ss' wy, Sam, ct er feller wuz ter say
~, ned have me ter whup, right there.
oat talk ter me, Sam, don't talk ter me,
.r II makes me mad ter think about It,
Tama Herald.
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altelnw Eet,l's Palatial bath Room,

"'te'nw Eetd's Palatial Hail, Rooms.
Mhltelaw Reid has long held the honor
R.e POSITION Of the dandy Of the press.
carries his fastidious tastes Into all
Eao'ts Of life. lie likes large spaces,
M Is accustomed to I'LL large spaces.
a'tc'Hgiy he is the only editor who
g !" palace. 1t is the house which
49,. aS nn't hy the ingenious Mr.. Henry
..saH' ~ ont Of money which came Into his
aus through what were called blind
.as wonderful ho,,se is said to contain
.,.,a ,Iea path rooms, all lined with Sienna
.a, "roie, the tubs being Of cream, colored
..vA'n tL The arrangement was made
=. wc accommodation OF tho Thirtec;,
no; ~. which consists Of the thirteen inyes.
:" to ~ thc blind pools. This was u deli
se m .aHtasy of Mr.. Henry Willard, and
. :; -, meant to give each Of tho investors
an interest in the palace which il the onlv
,aaA ,au'.ent OF their folly. This wonderful
s saw, "Nh the thirteen bath rooms built
m, n'sn':' marble, contains \ drawina
~ u,s rs large as the famous east rxx,,:, i,
.,."hlte mhlte House; the dining room ia =
Fl uas Nus apartment forty feet long. thirty
sr. ~ woe -. and twenty-five feet high-Nex
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,,, "' M"""ss"nc Only Fc,,,sn.r

simnI,.! you KNOW yonr lucky ,noonstone
lem to ny lorm Of fclslspar, it DOESN'T
hjla t, a'l y" lucky or nice. II is ud,,
,is ts;s .aese M cold Maming stones rcce;vs %
% "; W;,,': n,!:tentlon. nobody thinks If rc,l.
(h,ch hnA1e , Collins "Moonstonc., y, - noval
bliyi,'n'a nus long since been relccate,, tn tho
"n Ha,, or country circulu,i1" Eli i;,,.. ~ ,;aS .n
fo:n''r 'r'H : shelf in the garrct cioset :
pid TO re,d ,Su ~oulu make my blood run
Ct. .Ycs ! cont .sMt story new: Probably
e moors,n n,o ,oIs'nue IT. to carry round n it,
ped ,stnv I ",, AZ my purse fnr luck like a
eve it is ,,',a u,.et nc. toolish n,crta.s who he
ngersl cen,r,. ~ ',s presence that no light
ockets, OHmiry On,y have ever picked ,heir r
fn Hcra,lI I'''S fe'dspar, o.. ,lrur,-Hos.
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NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY.

LAND Orr,cn .>r iIELESA. NJ. r., April 81. 1887.
NOTICE is hereby given that tho following nam,
~ c.l settler has filed notice OF his intention tn
make final proof in support Of his claim. and
that said proof will he made before Clerk Of
the District Court in anA for Bcaverhcad County,
Mont. at Dillon. Montana, on
june LIST, 1887. viz: George +. Gray.
who made prcemp,ion dcclara.ory statement ~"
676& for the Eh NWX aed l:k SNh Sec. IS. i. =
5. Il. II. ".
lie na.ncs the following Witnesses h
prove his continuous residence upon and cultira
tioa of said land, viz: William T. Phillips,
Frederick W. Pahn,ish. Fielding l.. Graves and
Michael s. Herr, all of Rannaek, Montana.
,7.6w S. W. LANGHORNE.R Register.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-05-27
T.. y. DISTRICT COURTS.
of Districts. Assignments.
md Terms.

At rs Ianuar; session the Supreme
Conr, or Montana established as follows:
tiS>T DISTRICT. Gal!a,in. Madison
aud H-a>erh-aa: James II. McI.cary,
Judge. Terms: n, Eox.,nan, 4'h Mon
DAY nf March; Is, Mond~y OF October.
\. Virginia CITY. 81 M.,"day. May and
S-vs:ubs, \: l>il!,n, In, Mondays June
snd D.crm,,sr.
SECOND ElsrR,<T,---Drrr l.uisr, Silver
Bow ana Mi.soulH: Wm. J. Galbraith,
udge. Terms: Bate, 4th Mondays Feb.
rnary and September, lst Monday July {;
Mis.o"'a, End Monday June and ,>t Mon.
day November; Deer Lodge, II. Monday
MAY. +,h Monday November.
TItiRD DisrRicr.-I.c~is and Clarke,
Jefferson aud Chot~au; u. S. Wade, Chief
Ju~,irr. Terms: Helena. -, Mondays in
March, July and November; Boulder City,
Ist Monday May and 3rd Monday October
Fur, Benton, 3rh Tuesday May, is, Tues.
day October.
FOURTH DlSrNiCT.---Dawso Custer,
Fergus and Yellow stone: Th">. (. Bach,
Judge. Terms: Miles, sd Monda, A,,ril,
4,h Monday October: Glcndiv-, LIST Mon.
day March, md Monday October; White
, Snlphw Springs, 4,h Tuesdays March and
, Septc"her Lewiston. Is, Monday April
I'd Mondav September; Billings, sd Mon
! days May and November.
u. S. Courts will lie held at Bozeman
Deer I.odgr. Helena and Miles eac'
! term.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-05-27
Women as Meat Jnspcctors.

A French wolnan's rights journal, the
Cheyenne, suggests thu the places OF
inspectors Of meat markets should be
given to women. Women. it says, buy
the meat and cook it, and should there
fore know more about it, quality than the
Inexperienced gentlemen who are some
times appointed.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-05-27
Rather Too Literal.

Minister tut the baptisn,al font. to
iathcr)-Nalnc, please?
Father with impeachment III lis spccch'
-Jo-sIo---Josephine Smith.
Minister unaware Of the inlledi,ncnt)-
Joe Joe Josephine Smith, l baptizc
thee. etc. CONSERVATION Of the family..-
Harlrr's Bazar.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-05-27

Sninc man, evidently suffering; iron, s.
,ii::twlsrcd liver. has det;lc.! medicine :u
~, chat art or science Of ;,,:.ut:;n.. u <i~,.
m'n with frivolous spcculnt;o1,s about h:
disorder, ;s:lh Of tcmporiZing i:s@c:iuJ.<iy
till nature either kills; OF cure; a,n.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-05-27
Without n Single Hiss.

A native Persian who !ectures. iii New
York the other day said the Persian youth
was allowed to take jus: one Kiss from
his future wife Oh the cv" before their
r,arriasc. provided hc co'al.' l:''' her in a
dark room full OF other ladies Although
he was engaged for three years he never
get one kiss in all that time.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-05-27
4cTT TAXHDs

From Boulder. the las, Of Apri. o''e >,rrc :''
white streak IL, face: right hind l.'= white: long
,narc fnrc,op and :,:i; branded rir.H on l"tt
shoulder: quite x. n,ir. II" tn'er viii pleas no
,.v I. \. WickcS, Rcrl.r Valley. Montana, %
The Dillon tribune., 1887-05-27

Over 1000 houses are owned III Ne"
York city by the Astor family. who Keep
q !a.cc number Of architects constantly
busy.
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II. D. PICKNAN, NJ. D.,
n h yo1 o1 q N Axad q vrx {,
DILLON, MONTANA

O:,e a, iioa ,'''s'. rrn at Epi:,oHal Church. "-h''
street. Ollie, h"a's =. m. l." ) T.. ~. siIN.
Residence opposite Hospital.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-02-18

Americans said to be 4 careless, money. pend
ing people, who Hi-dan, or do not care to practice
those sn all econo ntcs which he French ana Ger
nun nations Tor example, fpd necessary There is
probat ly some truth in this charge, ~ in America
Comes easirr than il f.e d coun. l. and
al-0 goes easier. VT Amer ca is he land Of inven-
lions a, Of new ideas, and NV. r-al progress.
Among the new id a, one which has occasi ned
good deal OF tails, is the adaptat ion of Lacaft aud
Honey ~ the cure OF ough, and cold. This prepa-
ration j. put up bv The Aver, LuctIte COMPANY OF
Bottom, the manu- acturers the famous i.actart
(acid of mi k and is meeting with wonderful suc.
Cess IN rhe tur' of coughs. cold parser css aud
sore throat Lactart being the IRE ACID mi k,
compoun Z d with honey in cert in prop0rt us, is
iom ii 20 possess a tlur curative p1wet There is
nothing very nyser ous In this result, for people
have ways been in the habit of ming "a sweet and
a sour' W throat d tfcuilies. cut nothing in this
line, as effective as i.actart aud Honey, has before
b'en ritd. Dr o. ;. sander one of Boston's dis
tnguis I'd hySicians writes: II recommend Lac
art and Honey tor coughs, colds, hr at, etc
l. aids The b wells m constipa ion. and has a like
Ell CT in di"rrhoca, and his testimony Is supported
by many Others. Lac'ut am Horny is e> ceedin, lv
pleasant 10 take, and is sure 10 be itahe uscr.